Elderly man with breathing difficulty in New Richmond, New Richmond WI
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical call for an 88-year-old man with chronic lung disease who is having severe breathing problems and is not responding well near Naser Way in New Richmond.
Audio|Heard on: St Croix County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, State Patrol Eau Claire Post
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
First page, New Richmond, EMS to respond near Naser Wy.
00:07
In the city of New Richmond, again, near Naser Wy, city of New Richmond, for an 88-year-old male who has COPD and is on oxygen.
00:17
Currently having trouble breathing and not responding well to the caller.
00:20
Just send out the one response code and cross-feeds are east, Richmond Wy,
00:26
and Naser Wy.
00:27
First page, New Richmond, AMF clear at 2340.
00:35
242.
00:37
40.206. I just said near Naser Wy.
00:42
248—88-year-old male, red COPD and is on oxygen.
00:46
Currently having trouble breathing and not responding loud to the caller.
00:52
Hello. 10 for 40206 is showing a lot.
00:56
2341.
01:07
For being on page for New Richmond EMS.
01:10
Again, if you could respond to the address near Naser Wy city of New Richmond, and near Naser Wy city of New Richmond,
01:20
for that 88-year-old male who has COPD and is on oxygen, currently not breathing well and not responding.
01:28
Well to the caller.
01:30
Again, it's send out the one response code and cross-feeds are east for turning away and near Naser Wy.
01:35
Second page, you're entertaining rats here at 2341.
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Location mentioned:
Naser Wy, New Richmond, WI 54017
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